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Russia conducts routine surveillance flight over Pentagon The Russian military legally flew an unarmed surveillance plane over the Pentagon with U.S. military personnel on board.     
Pittsburgh ICE raid hospitalizes 18 officers due to fentanyl exposure Eighteen Pittsburgh police officers were hospitalized after they were possibly exposed to fentanyl during a raid led by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.   Jacksonville Jaguars CB A.J. Bouye makes 5-foot box jump Cornerback A.J. Bouye didn't leave his hops in Houston when he joined the Jacksonville Jaguars this offseason. He showed them off recently in a video.  
Racial gap narrows for survival of hospitalized cardiac arrest patients The gap in survival rates has narrowed between black and white patients whose hearts who experience cardiac arrest in U.S. hospitals, a new study finds.   By age 12, poor may show signs of heart risks ahead
Blood test can screen for rare sinus cancer, study finds A new DNA blood test can catch a rare but deadly form of cancer that occurs in the sinuses, researchers report.   Cuban diplomats expelled after alleged 'acoustic attack' Two Cuban diplomats in the United States were expelled from in May after suspicions that U.S. officials in Havana were hit with an "acoustic attack."   Franklin upgraded to Category 1 hurricane as it nears Mexico The National Hurricane Center on Wednesday afternoon upgraded a storm in the Gulf of Mexico to a Category 1 hurricane.   2017 ATP Rogers Cup: Ageless Roger Federer dominant vs. Peter Polansky in Montreal Although Gael Monfils and Kei Nishikori produced the most exciting match, Roger Federer still received much of the attention for his easy victory in Montreal.   New York Yankees OF Clint Frazier (oblique) scratched vs. Toronto Blue Jays New York Yankees rookie outfielder Clint Frazier was a late scratch for Wednesday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays at the Rogers Centre because of oblique tightness.   U.N.: Smuggler 'pushed' migrants off boat, killing dozens A smuggler forced more than 120 Somali and Ethiopian migrants into the sea as their boat approached the Yemeni coast, killing at least 29 people.   Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg feels good after tossing simulated game It was a busy day for the first-place Washington Nationals even before they hosted the Miami Marlins on Wednesday at Nationals Park.   Pittsburgh Steelers WR Martavis Bryant reinstated for practice, preseason games The NFL cleared Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Martavis Bryant to participate in preseason practices and preseason games, the Steelers announced Wednesday.   Former Houston Rockets guard Ty Lawson, center Donatas Motiejunas to play in China Guard Ty Lawson and center Donatas Motiejunas have decided to leave the NBA and play in China this coming season, multiple media outlets reported Wednesday.   Freak injury lands Atlanta Braves SS Johan Camargo on DL Atlanta Braves rookie shortstop Johan Camargo was placed on the 10-day disabled list on Wednesday, one day removed from sustaining a knee injury while jogging onto the field.   Cincinnati Bengals sign punter Will Monday, release wide receiver The Cincinnati Bengals made a special teams addition with the signing of punter Will Monday.   San Francisco 49ers release Pro Bowl center Jeremy Zuttah The San Francisco 49ers released Jeremy Zuttah on Wednesday, less than five months after acquiring the Pro Bowl center from the Baltimore Ravens.   San Francisco 49ers CB Tramaine Brock has felony domestic violence charges dismissed Felony domestic violence charges against former San Francisco 49ers cornerback Tramaine Brock were dismissed on Wednesday.   Longtime New England Patriots DT Vince Wilfork signs one-day contract, retires with old team Former Pro Bowl nose tackle Vince Wilfork signed a one-day contact with New England on Wednesday so he could officially retire as a member of the Patriots.   Russell Westbrook, Oklahoma City Thunder to play Brooklyn Nets in Mexico City Fans in Mexico will receive a first-hand look at reigning NBA MVP Russell Westbrook next season when the Oklahoma City Thunder play the Brooklyn Nets in the nation's capital.   Top-ranked Andy Murray withdraws from 2017 Western & Southern Open Top-ranked Andy Murray has withdrawn from next week's Western & Southern Open tournament near Cincinnati because of an ongoing hip injury.   Dallas Cowboys punter Chris Jones signs four-year contract extension Dallas Cowboys punter Chris Jones signed a four-year contract extension through the 2021 season, the club announced on Wednesday.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Deep Divisions Emerge in Trump Administration as North Korea Threatens WarA day after President Trump threatened North Korea with “fire and fury,” his top advisers lowered the heat.
Trump’s Threat to North Korea Was ImprovisedThe comments embodied the president’s approach to foreign policy, an improvisational style that often leaves his national security team unsure of what he is going to say or do.
Is Trump Deploying the ‘Madman Theory’ With North Korea?When President Trump threatened North Korea with “fire and fury,” he could have been employing a strategy used by Richard M. Nixon.
North Korea Says It Might Fire Missiles Into Waters Near GuamGen. Kim Rak-gyom, commander of North Korean missile units, said the launching of missiles would be a warning to the United States. North Korea’s Threat Against GuamNorth Korea warned that it was considering a strike that would create “an enveloping fire” around the island of Guam.
Do You Live in Guam or the Marianas? We Want to Hear From YouGuam has been threatened by North Korea before. How does this situation compare? Share your thoughts.
The Interpreter: Trump’s Threat of War With North Korea May Sound Scarier Than It IsNorth Korea’s nuclear program is serious, but research on foreign threats and bellicose rhetoric suggests that Americans can hold off on building bomb shelters.
With North Korea, Past Presidents Preferred Words Over ‘Fire’Mr. Trump’s remarks warning of “fire and fury” if North Korea continued threatening the U.S. broke with a tradition of American presidents using urgent diplomacy to quell crises with North Korea.
Answers to 4 Crucial Questions About North KoreaKeeping track of the weapons tests, sanctions and diplomatic efforts can be dizzying. Here’s a rundown of the standoff.
Manafort’s Home Searched as Part of Mueller InquiryThe F.B.I. searched the home of Paul Manafort, President Trump’s former campaign chairman, as part of the special investigation on Russia.
Mitch McConnell’s ‘Excessive Expectations’ Comment Draws Trump’s IreThe president lashed out at the Senate leader over health bill failures, perhaps the most potent evidence yet that he is willing to train fire on allies.
Even on Break, a Congress Weary of Trump Gets No Respite From HimSo much for relaxing. The president is in meetings and taking calls, he said on Twitter, keeping the capital on edge when it badly needs a breather.
Tillerson, North Korea, Manafort: Your Wednesday Evening BriefingThe Shift: The Alt-Right Finds a New Enemy in Silicon ValleyTech platforms like Google, Airbnb and PayPal are battling with far-right activists, who accuse them of censoring their ideas.
Contentious Memo Strikes Nerve Inside Google and OutThe memo, written by a Google engineer who was later fired, enraged diversity advocates and also served as a rallying cry for conservatives and the alt-right.
Answering Your Questions About the Controversial Google MemoIn a Facebook Live conversation, two technology reporters discussed and responded to questions about a Google engineer’s anti-diversity memo. 5 Transgender Service Members Sue Trump Over Military BanThe lawsuit was filed by two rights groups, but others say they are holding off until the Trump administration takes steps toward implementing the ban.
At Least 50 Migrants Drown as Smuggler Throws Them Into SeaThe victims had fled Ethiopia and Somalia, facing acute hunger, and were headed for Yemen, one of the world’s most dangerous war zones.
V.A. Plans to Fire Its D.C. Medical Director — AgainThe department’s secretary intends to use the authority given to him in a new law that makes it easier to fire deficient employees.
United Nations Appoints Alison Smale of The New York Times to Top Post for Public InformationMs. Smale, a veteran correspondent and editor for The Times, will join the United Nations from Berlin, where she is the newspaper’s bureau chief.
Car Slams Into Soldiers in Paris Suburb, Injuring SixThe soldiers were wounded when a BMW hit them in Levallois-Perret. Some question whether the presence of the soldiers makes them a target.
Kenya Election Returns Were Hacked, Opposition Leader SaysRaila Odinga said preliminary results that put him behind the incumbent, Uhuru Kenyatta, were a fraud. At least one person was reported killed in protests.
South America’s Street Art MeccaJoin a graffiti tour on a trip through Bogotá, where the form has evolved into a mixture of social commentary, cultural expression and art. Wanderlust: Bornholm: Crafts and Sunshine on the Danish IsleThe homespun island oasis has inspired many an expat, and always has room for one more. We hear it’s particularly nice in the fall.
Matter: When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth, Mammals Took to the SkiesNew fossil discoveries show that prehistoric “squirrels” glided through forests at least 160 million years ago, long before scientists had thought.
Memo from Europe: Europe’s Leaders Curtail Summer Holidays in Light of CrisesTheresa May has left Brexit negotiations behind for an extended getaway, but French and Italian leaders are spending more of August closer to home.
644,000 Old Warrants Scrapped for Crimes Like Public DrinkingA move by several New York district attorneys to dismiss years-old summonses was the latest effort in the city to reduce the number of people tried for nonviolent crimes.
Owner Hopes to Remake Resort That Inspired ‘Dirty Dancing’Grossinger’s was once the most glamorous of the summer vacation spots that dotted the Catskills. A developer envisions its revival.
When the Prescription Is a RecipeDoctors, hospitals and some workplaces are showing, not just telling, people how to lead healthier lives by making nutritious food.
True Cost of Buying a Cheap Lighthouse? That Should Be Visible a Mile AwayDecommissioned lighthouses are on the auction block in Michigan and Maryland. For some winners, it’s a dream come true, but maintenance can be laborious.
Citing Free Speech, A.C.L.U. Sues Washington Metro Over Rejected AdsMilo Yiannopoulos, PETA and others are united in a lawsuit against the Washington, D.C., Metro agency, which prohibits ads that aim to “influence public policy.”
Bill Murray Attends ‘Groundhog Day’ Again, and It Feels Like ... Well, You KnowBill Murray took in the musical “Groundhog Day” for the second night in a row. This time, he went alone.
Hurricane Season, Already Busy, May Get Even BusierForecasters see the possibility of as many as five major storms over the coming three months.
Taylor Swift’s Mother Confronts Man She Says Groped the StarIn testimony at a civil trial, Andrea Swift says security around her daughter is tighter since the 2013 incident, which the man says never happened.
Maryland City May Let Noncitizens Vote, a Proposal With PrecedentCollege Park is considering allowing green card holders, students with visas and undocumented immigrants to vote in local elections, a practice that was once normal nationwide.
An Extreme Bike Race Across Russia Faces a Hurdle: How to Get More Women RidingOrganizers of the Trans-Siberian Extreme race are trying to make the event more attractive to women, after the two riding this year dropped out early.
Books of The Times: Dina Nayeri’s ‘Refuge’ Follows the Reinvention of an ExileIn this novel, a woman who left Iran as a child strains to remake her life and hold on to a connection with her father.
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